What is something people overcomplicate far too much? - any thoughts

[TommyB_20]

Wanted to ask here rather than trust random search results.

Happy to share more context if it helps.

What do you reckon?

[FadedKernel]

Cooking steak. People act like you need a culinary degree, a sacred blood oath, and a $500 thermometer just to cook a decent piece of beef. Salt, pepper, high heat, butter, done. Stop treating your cast iron skillet like it is NASA mission control. Flip it a few times, baste it with some garlic if you are feeling fancy, and let it rest. Half the "experts" online are just flexing for the camera anyway.

[Socket]

Coffee brewing is getting entirely out of hand lately. You have folks measuring water down to the single milligram, checking mineral content like they are running a municipal water plant, and timing pours with a metronome. It is bean juice, my friends! Just put the grounds in the machine, press the button, and get on with your morning. If your morning caffeine fix requires a spreadsheet and a physics lecture, you have lost the plot.